A Time and a Place
Helen Mort....there's a time and a place for That Sort of Thing (and it's definitely not here and it's definitely not now!). Creative provocations on poetry, place writing, the inappropriate, the out-of-context, the bizarre, the beautiful, the lost-and-found.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 123 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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'Your body' by Caroline Stancer
I’m thrilled to share Caroline Stancer’s poem ‘Your body’. I first worked with Caroline through Writing East Midlands and then through the postgraduate community at Manchester Metropolitan. Caroline’s work is creaturely, political, outward-...
Heron as flawed joy-flight
Ways of looking at a heron number god-knows-what
Heron, badly drawn by the author.
In Lord William Percy’s ‘Three Studies in Bird Character’, he describes a rare communal aerial display by a group of herons:
‘An individual returning fr...
'Sunday Afternoon Tennis': Michelle McGrane
Content warning: Implied child sexual abuse/grooming; themes of childhood vulnerability and protective intervention.
This week I’m featuring a haunting poem by Michelle McGrane, a piece I find extremely moving. I’ve been lucky enough to wo...
Heron on the stroke ward
(Ways of looking at a heron: number 6. I think. I’m losing count.)
When my Dad was learning to walk again, he looked like a bird painted by John J. Audubon. Specifically Audubon’s Great Blue Heron, arranged in a posture which seems unlikel...
'metalsmith' by Karan Chambers
Featured author: Karan Chambers
This week, I’m fortunate enough to be sharing an unpublished poem by Karan Chambers. Her work is visceral, bold and frequently witty, testing out new relationships with form (multiple choice questionnaires a...
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Poet, novelist, non-fiction writer published by Chatto & Windus and Ebury. Winner of the Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature and the Banff Grand Prize. Professor of Creative Writing at Manchester Metropolitan University. FRSL.
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